The future generations will make this world – I have the conviction and confidence not to say “break”! And that was amply displayed by a stunning exhibition of exceptional works of art conceived, created and curated by the young tots of DPS International School, Gurgaon, at Select City Walk Mall foyer on 11th October 2017.
The exhibition depicted the children’s pain and concern for their environment & surroundings. From traffic snarls to mobile addictions, from non – adherence to traffic rules to being careless on the roads while crossing, from road rage to drunken driving – they had captured every aspect of today’s disturbed world in spectacular proportions and depicted them in the most striking manner eliciting the requisite alarm and worry in the viewers’ minds, and sufficient food to think through to rectify oneself. The purpose of the school to conceive of such a thought provoking concept was well served!
Each painting was created using acrylic, poster and oil colours using the most innovative mediums such as leather sheets, paper cutting instruments, scalpels and several other instruments. The children however worked with the sharp instruments under close supervision of their teachers, to ensure no child was injured.
The flawless finishes of the paintings were arrived at by the students themselves, each of whom have a precise and discerning eye for detail, that was commendable.
Each child was supremely confident about his/her concept and rattled off the thought behind the painting complete with the detailed process, mediums used and the use of colours for each segment of the painting.
Habitat Times heartily congratulates each child, teacher and the entire school to present such a commendable concept through colours and brushes, firing the minds of the viewers immensely!
Keep up the great work!!
By Jaya Ray ( rayjaya72@gmail.com)
Photo Credits : Anindita Roy ( Anindita1110@gmail.com)
Habitat.Times@gmail.com
The exhibition depicted the children’s pain and concern for their environment & surroundings. From traffic snarls to mobile addictions, from non – adherence to traffic rules to being careless on the roads while crossing, from road rage to drunken driving – they had captured every aspect of today’s disturbed world in spectacular proportions and depicted them in the most striking manner eliciting the requisite alarm and worry in the viewers’ minds, and sufficient food to think through to rectify oneself. The purpose of the school to conceive of such a thought provoking concept was well served!
Each painting was created using acrylic, poster and oil colours using the most innovative mediums such as leather sheets, paper cutting instruments, scalpels and several other instruments. The children however worked with the sharp instruments under close supervision of their teachers, to ensure no child was injured.
The flawless finishes of the paintings were arrived at by the students themselves, each of whom have a precise and discerning eye for detail, that was commendable.
Each child was supremely confident about his/her concept and rattled off the thought behind the painting complete with the detailed process, mediums used and the use of colours for each segment of the painting.
Habitat Times heartily congratulates each child, teacher and the entire school to present such a commendable concept through colours and brushes, firing the minds of the viewers immensely!
Keep up the great work!!
By Jaya Ray ( rayjaya72@gmail.com)
Photo Credits : Anindita Roy ( Anindita1110@gmail.com)
Habitat.Times@gmail.com
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